2 weeks
Course Length
Mon to Fri
Lesson Days
15 a week
Lessons
English
Language
B2
Minimum Level
Overview
Technology for Language Teachers is aimed at teachers who want to use more technology in the classroom to expand the learning experience of learners. The tutor will lead practical workshops and debates based on an aspect of language teaching and learning with technology.
You will focus on a range of technologically-enhanced classroom activities considering the learning theories that underpin them. Furthermore, it will explore teaching issues relevant to the basic context while teaching in the classroom.
Completing this course will help you:
- To learn about technologically-enhanced classroom activities
- To get a deep knowledge of learning concepts that underpin technologically-enhanced classroom
- To explore a bank of resources to use in teaching.
Who is the course for?
This program is appropriate for language teachers who want to use more technology to boost the learning experience of their students.
Course Sample programme
Week 1 | Course Content |
Monday | Essential skills when implementing & using technology in the language classroom -How will technologies improve my students’ learning |
Tuesday | Getting students producing and consuming text in digital environments |
Wednesday | Integrating image with text. Multimodality and reading strategies for electronic texts |
Thursday | Improving listening and speaking skills using audio-based activities |
Friday | Creating meaningful and engaging multimedia experiences using video-based content |
Week 2 |
|
Monday | Exploring new written genres created by the internet and improving students’ e-writing abilities |
Tuesday | Online tools and technology-enhanced activities to aid vocabulary learning |
Wednesday | A technology-supported approach to grammar teaching |
Thursday | Computer-aided pronunciation and integrating technology into phonology work |
Friday | Supporting work with technology and a look at PBLT (project-based language teaching) and its many benefits. |
*Please note that the course content may be subject to change due to latest methodology trends updates.
1 lesson=45mins
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